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Welcome to African Beauty Tip : Beauty Tips for African American women
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Introduces you to our main article on African Beauty Tip, and dispels three common myths regarding African American beauty.
     
 
African American Beauty
   
Continues our article about African beauty tips by providing African American women with tips about cleaning their face.
     
 
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Is page three of African Beauty Tip and provides guidelines for toners, moisturizers, and foundation for African American women.
 
African American Beauty Health  
       
   
Continues providing useful beauty tips for African American women such as further guidelines for the eyes, eye liner, eye shadow, and the lips.
 
       
 
Beautiful African Woman  
       
   
No article about African beauty tips would be complete without a section on hair. Please take a look at the final section in our main article about African beauty tips, which is about hair care.
 
       
 
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No article about African beauty tips would be complete without a section on hair. Please take a look at the final section in our main article about African beauty tips, which is about hair care.
 
       
 

Beautiful African Woman – Beauty Tips for African American wome

Hair

No article covering African American beauty tips can be complete without mentioning the care and treatment of hair.  Hair, the crowning glory, is an important part of any personal beauty routine and should not be overlooked.

The hair of the black woman is uniquely different from other races and as such cannot be treated the same way.  An excessive use of oil is not necessary for black hair and as a matter of fact can exacerbate problems such as dandruff and acne.  Black hair, whether processed or natural, needs to be regularly conditioned and treated to maintain its health.

Hair care tips

  • For split ends, a problem especially for processed hair, the best treatment is to simply clip the ends.
  • Do not brush processed hair too hard; however, if the hair is natural, brushing is important to help with the circulation of essential oils.
  • To minimize flyaway and soften your hair, dampen hair brush with warm water.
  • Do not weigh your hair down with excessive amounts of oil, especially since washing the hair every day is not an option. 
 
     
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